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Progress+ Flag (Disabled Queer Transmasc Variant)

Inclusive Pride Flag ·

A 2024 variant of the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag designed by a disabled Queer transmasculine Reddit user. The design incorporates the five stripes of the Disability Pride Flag (red, gold, white, blue, and green) into the upper portion of the hoist-side chevron, adding explicit disability representation alongside the existing trans, racial, and intersex inclusion elements. [1]

Progress+ Flag (Disabled Queer Transmasc Variant)

Key facts

Designer
Unknown (Reddit user)
Created
First documented public use
In use
2024–present
Aspect Ratio
3:5 · standard
Stripes
6
Represented Identity
LGBTQ community with explicit disability, intersex, trans, and racial inclusion

Also known as

  • Inclusive pride
  • Progress lineage
  • Disability inclusion
  • Transmasculine
  • Queer

Status Variant Proposed

Archive categories Inclusive and Progress Pride Flags · Disability Pride Flags

Overview

To add explicit disability representation to the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag by incorporating the Disability Pride Flag stripes. [1]

Designed by a disabled Queer transmasculine Reddit user and shared on r/QueerVexillology. The design integrates the five stripes of Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag into the upper portion of the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag's chevron, creating an asymmetric chevron that combines disability representation with the existing trans, racial, and intersex inclusion elements. [1]

Identity & Context

Represented Identity
LGBTQ community with explicit disability, intersex, trans, and racial inclusion
Subcommunity
Disabled Queer and transmasculine community
Movement
Disability inclusion within Pride, intersex visibility

Creators

The Creator

Unknown (Reddit user)

Designer

The creator described themselves as a 'disabled queer transmasc' person in the Reddit post title. No further biographical information is available. The Reddit username associated with the post has not been publicly linked to an identity. [1]

Attribution notes

The creator is a Reddit user who posted to r/QueerVexillology in March 2024, describing themselves as a 'disabled queer transmasc' person. The creator's Reddit username is documented in the original post but has not been publicly linked to a real-world identity. This is a personal design without documented community consultation or organizational backing. [1]

Origin

Place Type
digital / community proposal
Digital Origin
true

Digital origin; no verified physical location.

Posted to r/QueerVexillology on Reddit in March 2024. [1]

Dates & Chronology

Year Created
First public use
Period in Use
2024–present

Lineage

Indirect influences
Progress Pride Flag

Directly descended from the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag. Incorporates the five stripes of the Disability Pride Flag (designed by Ann Magill) into the upper chevron while retaining all existing elements. [1]

Lineage tree

Every record reachable from this one through documented parent and child relationships: 10 records across 7 generations.

Ancestors -4
Rainbow Pride Flag
This record
Progress+ Flag (Disabled Queer Transmasc Variant)

Colors & Symbolism

A composite design that extends the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag by adding disability representation. The design introduces no new symbolism; it combines the Disability Pride Flag, the Progress chevron, the intersex symbol, and the six-stripe rainbow. The asymmetric chevron is the design's only structural change, splitting the hoist element into two halves to accommodate the additional stripe set. [1]

Colour specifications and documented meanings for the Progress+ Flag (Disabled Queer Transmasc Variant)
ColourHexMeaningNote
Red#E40303Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Orange#FF8C00Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Yellow (rainbow)#FFED00Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Green (rainbow)#008026Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Blue (rainbow)#004DFFInherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Purple (rainbow)#750787Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningInherited from rainbow flag
Red (disability chevron)#CF7280Inherited six-stripe rainbow meaningSampled from posted image; represents Disability Pride Flag red (muted)
Gold (disability chevron)#EEDE77Cognitive and intellectual disabilities and neurodivergence. From Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag, placed in the upper chevron.Sampled from posted image; represents Disability Pride Flag gold
White (disability chevron)#FFFFFFInvisible and undiagnosed disabilities. From Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag, placed in the upper chevron.Represents Disability Pride Flag white/pale stripe
Blue (disability chevron)#74D7EEEmotional and psychiatric disabilities. From Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag, placed in the upper chevron.Sampled from posted image; represents Disability Pride Flag blue
Green (disability chevron)#59BF72Sensory disabilities. From Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag, placed in the upper chevron.Sampled from posted image; represents Disability Pride Flag green
Black#000000Racial inclusion and HIV/AIDS remembrance; inherited from the Progress chevron (lower half)Inherited from progress chevron
Brown#613915Racial inclusion, inherited from the Progress chevron (lower half)Inherited from progress chevron
Light Blue#74D7EEInherited from the transgender pride flag via the Progress chevron (lower half)Inherited from transgender flag via progress chevron
Pink#FFAFC8Inherited from the transgender pride flag via the Progress chevron (lower half)Inherited from transgender flag via progress chevron
White (trans chevron)#FFFFFFInherited from the transgender pride flag via the Progress chevron (lower half)Inherited from transgender flag via progress chevron
Yellow (intersex field)#FFD800Intersex inclusion; rejection of gender-binary color coding. Inherited from Morgan Carpenter's 2013 intersex flag.Inherited from intersex flag
Purple (intersex circle)#7902AAWholeness, autonomy, and integrity. Inherited from Morgan Carpenter's 2013 intersex flag.Inherited from intersex flag

This flag has no official digital palette. Color values shown are approximate.

Red (disability chevron)
Physical disabilities. From Ann Magill's Disability Pride Flag, placed in the upper chevron.

This design inherits meanings from multiple source flags without introducing new symbolism of its own. The creator did not publish per-element meanings beyond the composition's visible logic. All element meanings listed in the table are inherited from the respective source flags (Disability Pride Flag, Progress Pride Flag, Intersex Flag, Transgender Flag, and the six-stripe rainbow). [1]

No official palette published. Disability chevron colors are sampled from the posted image and may differ from the standard Disability Pride Flag palette. Rainbow, progress, and intersex colors inherited from their respective source flags.

Design

Aspect Ratio
3:5 · standard
Orientation
horizontal field with asymmetric hoist-side chevron and circle
Stripe Count
6
Layout
horizontal stripes with asymmetric chevron and circle
Stripes (Top → Bottom)
Red, Orange, Yellow (rainbow), Green (rainbow), Blue (rainbow), Purple (rainbow)
Center Symbol
Purple circle within yellow field at hoist-side chevron
Additional Symbols
Asymmetric hoist-side chevron: upper half contains Disability Pride Flag stripes (red, gold, white, blue, green); lower half contains standard Progress chevron stripes (black, brown, light blue, pink, white), Purple circle on yellow field (intersex)

The chevron is asymmetric, the upper and lower halves carry different stripe sets that converge on the central intersex symbol.

A six-stripe rainbow flag with an asymmetric hoist-side chevron. The upper chevron half contains the five Disability Pride Flag stripes (red, gold, white, blue, green from outside to inside). The lower chevron half contains the standard Progress stripes (black, brown, light blue, pink, white from outside to inside). Both halves converge on a yellow field with a purple circle (intersex symbol) at the hoist point. [1]

Usage & Adoption

Online Usage
Posted to r/QueerVexillology on Reddit [1]
Current Status
proposed

The flag was posted to r/QueerVexillology in March 2024 as a personal design. No evidence of adoption beyond the original Reddit post as of early 2026. [1]

Discourse & Debates

  • Whether highly specific intersectional variant flags (combining disability, Queer, and transmasculine identity markers into a single design) serve a representational purpose or contribute to visual complexity that makes flags harder to recognize.

Common confusions

Source Posts

  • Reddit · r/QueerVexillology

    Progress flag designed today by me, disabled queer transmasc

    2024-03

    View original post

Footnotes & Citations

Sources and footnotes 3 sources

Social media

  1. 1. Progress flag designed today by me, disabled queer transmasc. Reddit (r/QueerVexillology) (2024-03). Accessed 2026-03-17
  1. Disability-inclusive pride flag launched to celebrate LGBTQ+ and disabled intersectionality. Liam O'Dell. Liam O'Dell (2024-07-01). Accessed 2026-03-30
  2. The Disability Pride Flag. Meriah Nichols. Unpacking Disability with Meriah Nichols. Accessed 2026-03-30

How this archive researches, cites and corrects entries

Image Sources

  • The original design posted to r/QueerVexillology on Reddit in March 2024 by a disabled Queer transmasculine person. The asymmetric chevron splits the hoist element into two halves: Disability Pride Flag stripes above, standard Progress stripes below. [1] · Credit: Unknown (Reddit user) · Reddit (r/QueerVexillology)

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